What is the purpose of the FFA Plan of Activities (POA)?

• A. To Document All Meeting Minutes and Attendance
• B. To Outline the Chapter's Goals and Programs in Areas Like Growing Leaders, Building Communities, and Strengthening Agriculture
• C. To Set Dress Code and Color Guidelines for Official Events
• D. To Allocate Budgets for Only National Events

Answer: (B)

The Plan of Activities is the chapter’s annual planning document that outlines goals and programs in the three areas: Growing Leaders, Building Communities, and Strengthening Agriculture. It serves as a roadmap for the year, detailing what the chapter will do, when it will do it, and how those activities advance members’ leadership development, community service, and agricultural knowledge. This helps everyone stay organized, track progress, and communicate the planned work to members, advisors, and the broader FFA organization. It isn’t simply a record of meeting minutes, nor a dress-code guide, and it isn’t about budgeting only for national events.